The largest city on Germany's North Sea coast, Bremerhaven is synonymous with the ocean. History buffs revel in the German Maritime Museum, which is home to the oldest cog ship in the world. Nature lovers will enjoy the Zoo am Meer where they can visit with a number of rare species, from an arctic fox to a polar bear. Just thirty minutes south, visit the UNESCO World Heritage site on the historical market square in the city of Bremen.
Hamburg (Bremerhaven)
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